Panola and Quitman County Students Awarded Northwest Scholarships
Senatobia, MS (06/25/2024) — Northwest Mississippi Community College Foundation held scholarship signings for Panola and Quitman County county students: (front row L-R) Joshua Raines of Batesville, The C. Gaines Baker Family Endowed Scholarship; Jada Lynch of Batesville, The Inez Carter Fancher Endowed Scholarship; Leilani Hoskins of Batesville, The Estelle H. Bobo Endowed Scholarship; Lushell House of Batesville, The Baxter H. Murphree and Virginia Murphree Willis Endowed Scholarship; (second row L-R) Landon Masterson of Batesville, The Gateway Tire Endowed Scholarship; Tyler Willis of Batesville, The Robert A. and Cathryn M. Hyde Endowed Scholarship; Christopher Sims of Batesville, The Heinz H. Molsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship; Damien Kendrick of Batesville, The Robert A. and Cathryn M. Hyde Endowed Scholarship; and Michael Martinez of Batesville, The Inez Carter Fancher Endowed Scholarship.
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By Allie Crick
Northwest Mississippi Community College
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